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    MainWin executables are core components of the Siebel eBusiness Applications that were introduced in version 7.7. They include regss, mwrpcss, and watchdog processes. Regss manages the registry file. Mwrpcss processes remote procedure and COM requests. Watchdog ensures regss and mwrpcss are running. To control the MainWin processes, use the $mwadm command with start, stop, or status. The ps command can also check their status. If the MainWin processes are corrupted or killed while starting the Siebel server, the server will start but no components will function. In this case, restarting MainWin and then the Siebel servers is required. MainWin processes should not be shutdown

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    MainWin executables are core components of the Siebel eBusiness Applications that were introduced in version 7.7. They include regss, mwrpcss, and watchdog processes. Regss manages the registry file. Mwrpcss processes remote procedure and COM requests. Watchdog ensures regss and mwrpcss are running. To control the MainWin processes, use the $mwadm command with start, stop, or status. The ps command can also check their status. If the MainWin processes are corrupted or killed while starting the Siebel server, the server will start but no components will function. In this case, restarting MainWin and then the Siebel servers is required. MainWin processes should not be shutdown

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    Roles of Main Win Processes in Siebel

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    Ashish Bameta
    MainWin executables are core components of the Siebel eBusiness Applications that were introduced in version 7.7. They include regss, mwrpcss, and watchdog processes. Regss manages the registry file. Mwrpcss processes remote procedure and COM requests. Watchdog ensures regss and mwrpcss are running. To control the MainWin processes, use the $mwadm command with start, stop, or status. The ps command can also check their status. If the MainWin processes are corrupted or killed while starting the Siebel server, the server will start but no components will function. In this case, restarting MainWin and then the Siebel servers is required. MainWin processes should not be shutdown

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    What are MainWin executables and how to start, stop or check status of these processes

    Main win executables are part of embedded MainSoft MainWin System Core (MSC) components. Starting with Siebel eBusiness Applications version 7.7, Siebel Systems embedded a newer version of MainSoft Mainwin. Three executables were introduced as a part of a design improvement. regss mwrpcss watchdog regss: regss is the registry service of MainWin. This service is in charge of manipulating the registry file which contains system and application information. mwrpcss: mwrpcss processes the RPC (Remote Procedure Calls) and COM (Component Object Model) requests for MainWin. watchdog: watchdog ensures that both regss and mwrpcss daemons are running. How to start, stop and check status of MainWin processes: Start Mainwin processes: Stop Mainwin processes: Check status of MainWin processes: $mwadm start $mwadm stop $mwadm status

    ps ef command can also be used whether these three daemons are running or not. If MainWin processes get corrupted or killed while starting Siebel server, siebsvc process will get generated but no other process will start i.e, Siebel server will be up but no component will take any request because no process for any component will get created. In this case we have to restart the MainWin processes first and then we should start the Siebel servers. Note: MainWin processes must not be shutdown or killed while Siebel server is running.

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